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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Following on from my post about pensions...

I have got avjob via an agency, I've been there for a year. I also now have an interview tomorrow for another job, but it's permanent and important to me, a chance to get a pension going for the 7 years left.

All logical, but I am tired of changing jobs and now familiar with my current agency job which is good but lacks security, and not sure if the contract will be renewed in January.

Would be better for me to leave and get a proper job and a bit of a pension but I'm getting upset a bit about changing jobs yet again and having to start again from scratch.

Is it normal to have 2nd thoughts about changing jobs even though it's logical to do it?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I feel I don't fit in where I am currently, and not easy to mix with current work colleagues.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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over a year ago

East Sussex


"Following on from my post about pensions...

I have got avjob via an agency, I've been there for a year. I also now have an interview tomorrow for another job, but it's permanent and important to me, a chance to get a pension going for the 7 years left.

All logical, but I am tired of changing jobs and now familiar with my current agency job which is good but lacks security, and not sure if the contract will be renewed in January.

Would be better for me to leave and get a proper job and a bit of a pension but I'm getting upset a bit about changing jobs yet again and having to start again from scratch.

Is it normal to have 2nd thoughts about changing jobs even though it's logical to do it?

"

If I remember correctly you get quite anxious about your job. Apologies if I've mixed you up with someone else.

It is very normal to be unsure about changing jobs even for the most confident of people. From what you've said a permanent job with the opportunity to pay into a private pension would be your best option. However I'm not you. All I can tell you is that now I'm retired I'm really glad I have a private pension to boost my income

Good luck

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I feel I don't fit in where I am currently, and not easy to mix with current work colleagues."

If you don't feel you fit it then maybe it's time to look for at something else, as you've got an interview lined up, then go for it, you might be surprised, there must be something about it or you wouldn't have applied for it, good luck

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Following on from my post about pensions...

I have got avjob via an agency, I've been there for a year. I also now have an interview tomorrow for another job, but it's permanent and important to me, a chance to get a pension going for the 7 years left.

All logical, but I am tired of changing jobs and now familiar with my current agency job which is good but lacks security, and not sure if the contract will be renewed in January.

Would be better for me to leave and get a proper job and a bit of a pension but I'm getting upset a bit about changing jobs yet again and having to start again from scratch.

Is it normal to have 2nd thoughts about changing jobs even though it's logical to do it?

If I remember correctly you get quite anxious about your job. Apologies if I've mixed you up with someone else.

It is very normal to be unsure about changing jobs even for the most confident of people. From what you've said a permanent job with the opportunity to pay into a private pension would be your best option. However I'm not you. All I can tell you is that now I'm retired I'm really glad I have a private pension to boost my income

Good luck"

Thanks yes I get anxiety issues. I didn't have a good start with current job with one of the staff.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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over a year ago

East Sussex


"Following on from my post about pensions...

I have got avjob via an agency, I've been there for a year. I also now have an interview tomorrow for another job, but it's permanent and important to me, a chance to get a pension going for the 7 years left.

All logical, but I am tired of changing jobs and now familiar with my current agency job which is good but lacks security, and not sure if the contract will be renewed in January.

Would be better for me to leave and get a proper job and a bit of a pension but I'm getting upset a bit about changing jobs yet again and having to start again from scratch.

Is it normal to have 2nd thoughts about changing jobs even though it's logical to do it?

If I remember correctly you get quite anxious about your job. Apologies if I've mixed you up with someone else.

It is very normal to be unsure about changing jobs even for the most confident of people. From what you've said a permanent job with the opportunity to pay into a private pension would be your best option. However I'm not you. All I can tell you is that now I'm retired I'm really glad I have a private pension to boost my income

Good luck

Thanks yes I get anxiety issues. I didn't have a good start with current job with one of the staff. "

I remember.

I hope whatever comes next for you is good

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Sounds like you could do with a change mate.

Fresh start and get that pension.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I found it easier moving house in comparison to moving pension

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Sounds like you could do with a change mate.

Fresh start and get that pension. "

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Following on from my post about pensions...

I have got avjob via an agency, I've been there for a year. I also now have an interview tomorrow for another job, but it's permanent and important to me, a chance to get a pension going for the 7 years left.

All logical, but I am tired of changing jobs and now familiar with my current agency job which is good but lacks security, and not sure if the contract will be renewed in January.

Would be better for me to leave and get a proper job and a bit of a pension but I'm getting upset a bit about changing jobs yet again and having to start again from scratch.

Is it normal to have 2nd thoughts about changing jobs even though it's logical to do it?

If I remember correctly you get quite anxious about your job. Apologies if I've mixed you up with someone else.

It is very normal to be unsure about changing jobs even for the most confident of people. From what you've said a permanent job with the opportunity to pay into a private pension would be your best option. However I'm not you. All I can tell you is that now I'm retired I'm really glad I have a private pension to boost my income

Good luck

Thanks yes I get anxiety issues. I didn't have a good start with current job with one of the staff.

I remember.

I hope whatever comes next for you is good "

Thanks

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By *arkus1812Man
over a year ago

Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands

Nothing ventured, Nothing gained.

I would venture to suggest that you try for the permanent job and the security it offers.

The way things are with state pensions and the triple lock there is a good chance that there may not be a state pension in 7 years.

You do not have to stop work when you reach pension age, you can stay in your job and still take your state pension or you can roll the state pension up and take an enhanced pension when you finally retire.

I initally retired at 62 but before I could sort my private pension out I was head hunted with an offer I could not refuse, When I reached 65 I was offered my state pension with the option to roll it up. I finally retired at 70 and the offer was either take the roll up as a lump sum or take an enhanced pension I took the lump sum.

The lump sum arrangement is no longer an option but the enhanced pension is still on offer.

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